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	On '''April 16th, 2024''' IMAGINE Magazine's founder and primary content provider "Comicality" passed away unexpectedly as a result of an ongoing issue that had been assumed to be under control by his staff and close friends. This news came on the heels of two hospitalizations necessitating two issues of a light version of the magazine nicknamed: "InterMission". The existing staff while in the process of getting back on it's feet had released a memorial issue dedicated to Comicality, effectively restarting the magazine's stalled launch schedule. Under new/old management, it was the team's intent to get back on it's original schedule with the first full issue on July 15th, 2024. Much like the "InterMission" issues, the fictional 3D cast of boys acting as the new hosts. Over a year later and IMAGINE Magazine continues to pay tribute to it's community founder while taking it's readers along for the ride.		On '''April 16th, 2024''' IMAGINE Magazine's founder and primary content provider "Comicality" passed away unexpectedly as a result of an ongoing issue that had been assumed to be under control by his staff and close friends. This news came on the heels of two hospitalizations necessitating two issues of a light version of the magazine nicknamed: "InterMission". The existing staff while in the process of getting back on it's feet had released a memorial issue dedicated to Comicality, effectively restarting the magazine's stalled launch schedule. Under new/old management, it was the team's intent to get back on it's original schedule with the first full issue on July 15th, 2024. Much like the "InterMission" issues, the fictional 3D cast of boys acting as the new hosts. Over a year later and IMAGINE Magazine continues to pay tribute to it's community founder while taking it's readers along for the ride.

			[[File:Volume-130-232X300.png\|thumb\|200px\|Imagine Magazine,<br> Issue 130]]
			And in '''August of 2026''', after publishing 129 issues and continuing regular monthly publication for two full years following the passing of its creator, Comicality, IMAGINE Magazine released its enormous 130th and final issue as a farewell gift to the community it had served for 15 years. The issue brought together new stories, returning features, tributes, music, artwork, humor, memories, and reflections on both the magazine and the wider Shack community that inspired it, culminating in a specially produced farewell video whose closing credits recognized the many writers, artists, editors, contributors, friends, and supporters who had helped shape IMAGINE throughout its run. Rather than simply ending publication, Issue 130 was created as a celebration of what Comicality had built, what the community had carried forward after his passing, and the lasting collection of stories and memories left behind for readers to revisit.

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	[[File:Volume-~~112~~-232X300.png\|left\|200 px\|link=IMAGINE Magazine]]<font size="+2" color="black">'''[[IMAGINE Magazine]]'''</font><br>'''[[IMAGINE Magazine]]''' Issue ~~129~~, ~~July~~, 2026.		[[File:Volume-130-232X300.png\|left\|200 px\|link=IMAGINE Magazine]]<font size="+2" color="black">'''[[IMAGINE Magazine]]'''</font><br>'''[[IMAGINE Magazine]]''' Issue 130, August, 2026.
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Imagine Magazine

IM-Adam — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 02:40:39 GMT

Recent Issues

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	==Recent Issues==		==Recent Issues==
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			\|<font size="+2" color="black">'''[https://imagine-magazine.org/releases/volume-130/ Issue 130 - Our Final Issue - August, 2026]</font></center><hr>

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	\|<font size="+2" color="black">'''[https://imagine-magazine.org/releases/volume-125/ Issue 125 - March, 2026]</font></center><hr>		\|<font size="+2" color="black">'''[https://imagine-magazine.org/releases/volume-125/ Issue 125 - March, 2026]</font></center><hr>

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Philolaus

Mehe Shota — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 20:17:53 GMT

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	'''Philolaus''' was a ~~memebr~~ of the Bacchiadae, a ruling clan in Corinth, and a nomothete (lawgiver) of Thebes, Greece, giving them the adoption laws. His [[eromenos]] won the Stadion stadion race at the thirteenth Ancient Olympic Games of 728, which at that time only featured that one contest.<ref>The Sicilian colony dates By Molly Miller; p213</ref> Diocles was compelled to leave Corinth and go to Thebes, perhaps as a result of being banished. Philolaus followed him, aware of the improper passion that Alcyone, his eromenos' mother, had for him. The two lived out their lives in Thebes, and were buried there together, their tombs across from each other.<ref>Commentary on Aristotle's Politics By Saint Thomas (Aquinas), Richard J. Regan; p177</ref>		'''Philolaus''' was a member of the Bacchiadae, a ruling clan in Corinth, and a nomothete (lawgiver) of Thebes, Greece, giving them the adoption laws. His [[eromenos]] won the Stadion stadion race at the thirteenth Ancient Olympic Games of 728, which at that time only featured that one contest.<ref>The Sicilian colony dates By Molly Miller; p213</ref> Diocles was compelled to leave Corinth and go to Thebes, perhaps as a result of being banished. Philolaus followed him, aware of the improper passion that Alcyone, his eromenos' mother, had for him. The two lived out their lives in Thebes, and were buried there together, their tombs across from each other.<ref>Commentary on Aristotle's Politics By Saint Thomas (Aquinas), Richard J. Regan; p177</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Menino Maluquinho 2 (1998)

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	'''''Menino Maluquinho 2''''', or also known as '''''Menino Maluquinho 2 ~~- A Aventura~~''''' is a 1998 brazilian film directed by Fernando Meirelles. It is the sequel of [[Menino Maluquinho 1 (1995)\|Menino Maluquinho - O Filme]], based on the children's book of the same name by Brazilian cartoonist Ziraldo, ~~again~~ featuring Samuel Costa as the title character. The feature is also director Fernando Meirelles's debut, ~~which~~ would later become better known for the movie City of God (2002 ~~film)~~. It was recorded in Minas Gerais, in the city of São José das Três Ilhas.		{{Infobox film
			\| name = ''Menino Maluquinho 2 - A Aventura''
			\| yearReleased = 1998
			\| director = Fernando Meirelles<br>Fabrizia Pinto <small>(codirection)</small>
			\| stars = Samuel Costa
			}}
			'''''Menino Maluquinho 2 - A Aventura''''', also known as '''''Menino Maluquinho 2''''' ('''''The Nutty Boy 2''''' in English), is a 1998 brazilian film directed by Fernando Meirelles. It is the sequel for [[Menino Maluquinho 1 (1995)\|''Menino Maluquinho - O Filme'']], based on the children's book of the same name by Brazilian cartoonist Ziraldo, featuring Samuel Costa, returning as the title character. The feature is also director Fernando Meirelles' film debut, who would later become better known for the movie ''City of God'', in 2002. It was recorded in Minas Gerais, in the city of São José das Três Ilhas.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	In this new adventure, Maluquinho is vacationing at the house of his grandfather Tônico (Stênio Garcia), an inventor who lives in a small community in the interior of Minas Gerais. His friends Junim (Samuel Brandão), Lúcio (Cauã Bernard Souza), Bocão (João Romeu Filho) and Nina (Fernanda Guimarães) are coming to town to help Maluquinho tidy up the circus for the city's centenary. On this trip, they meet Tatá-Mirim, a small flame that ends up making the city believe that they are being invaded by the Devil. So they end up living many adventures.		In this new adventure, Maluquinho is vacationing at the house of his grandfather Tônico (Stênio Garcia), an inventor who lives in a small community in the interior of Minas Gerais. His friends Junim (Samuel Brandão), Lúcio (Cauã Bernard Souza), Bocão (João Romeu Filho), and Nina (Fernanda Guimarães) are coming to town to help Maluquinho tidy up the circus for the city's centenary. On this trip, they meet Tatá-Mirim, a small flame that ends up making the city believe that they are being invaded by the Devil. So they end up living many adventures.

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Menino Maluquinho 1 (1995)

Mehe Shota — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 21:56:04 GMT

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	'''''Menino Maluquinho 1''''', or also known as '''''Menino Maluquinho ~~- O Filme~~''''', is a 1995 Brazilian children's film directed by Helvécio Ratton and produced by Tarcísio Vidigal, based on the children's book of the same name by cartoonist Ziraldo. It stars Samuel Costa in the role of the Menino Maluquinho. A "sequel", [[Menino Maluquinho 2 (1998)\|Menino Maluquinho 2 - A Aventura]], was released on July 10, 1998.		{{Infobox film
			\| name = ''Menino Maluquinho - O Filme''
			\| yearReleased= 1995
			\| director = Helvécio Ratton
			\| stars= Samuel Costa
			}}
			'''''Menino Maluquinho - O Filme''''', also known as '''''The Nutty Boy - The Movie''''' in English or, retroactively, as '''''Menino Maluquinho 1''''', is a 1995 Brazilian children's film directed by Helvécio Ratton and produced by Tarcísio Vidigal, based on the children's book of the same name by cartoonist Ziraldo. It stars Samuel Costa in the role of the Menino Maluquinho. A sequel, [[Menino Maluquinho 2 (1998)\|''Menino Maluquinho 2 - A Aventura'']], was released on July 10, 1998.